Nick Kyrgios is another Andy Roddick

It’s not totally disagreeable when people say Nick Kyrgios is another Andy Roddick. You can notice resemblance.

The hot tempered attitude of the Aussie and also, his talent, both resemble with the tall American.

And that is why one would think that having been a sort of uncontrolled talent himself in his young days, Roddick would be the first one to understand someone like Kyrgios and defend his ways.

But, the 33-year old has actually slammed Kyrgios for reacting bizarrely to the media questions recently in England.

Roddick believes when players cross the line in terms of their language and that too while speaking to the match officials, they can’t expect that they wouldn’t be questioned about it when they face the reporters at the end of the day.

Roddick says he himself was someone who would cross the line in some of the matches, but, after such matches, he was prepared for the questions. He never walked to the conference room thinking nobody would be picking him up on it and seeking an answer. It’s within the rights of the reporters to ask the questions. The players can’t be pissing off.

Recently, during Wimbledon, Kyrgios rudely disagreed to the chief match official regarding one of his decisions and cursed him too and later when he was asked about it, he reacted as if it was not such a big thing and opined that each and every person in the world curse.

Kyrgios, in fact, asked that journalist himself if he had never cursed whole his life.

He also complained that it’s only him whom the media watch closely what he is speaking and on many occasions, when his opponent speaks similar sort of words, it is not noticed and is not written about anywhere.